Palmer Luckey

I want to do things that are material and large.

And this is one of the reasons that I set out to make Anduril specifically a large company.

Some people say, oh, you know, we'll do good things.

We'll be a good small part of the world.

I'm not here to do that.

I'm here to grow a very large company with huge impact because I think that at the end of the day, large companies struggle to not have an impact.

Maybe it's negative, but you're going to make a difference on the world if you're an enormous company that is interacting with

other entities to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.

It's just, you can't not leave a footprint when you're doing that.

Whereas it's very hard to make a footprint when you're a small cottage company, when you're a small lifestyle business.

And so that was one of the things that attracted me to Andral.

Actually, maybe if I could boil it down to one principle, I know my Facebook about page has said for over 10 years, making the world a different place.

The point there is,

Obviously, I want the world to be better.

I don't want to make changes that are for the worse.

But I'd say more than setting out to say, I want to make the world somewhat better.

It's that I want to have big impact on the world.

And of course, I try to orient that in a way that I think is to positive ends.

But

I don't want to do something that doesn't matter.